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Showing posts with label Stella McCartney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stella McCartney. Show all posts

Wednesday, 21 March 2012

Stella McCartney A/W 2012 Evening Collection








(via Fashion Gone Rogue)
Quite aptly this collection reminds me of a butterfly - the swirling, slightly pyschedelic colours and the flowing full skirts and peplum cuts.

Wednesday, 25 January 2012

Stella McCartney Seeing Flowers



Natalia Vodianova by Mert and Marcus, Stella McCartney's Spring/Summer 2012 Ad Campaign (via Visual Optimism)

Saturday, 26 November 2011

Haven't We Met Before?

Vanessa Traina by Hanneli Mustaparta | Nasty Gal

Bona Drag | wildfellhallvintage on Etsy

Kate Bosworth via Holy Crow | Sweet Decade on Etsy

Via Holy Crow | Urban Outfitters

Isabel Marant F/W 2011 Ready-To-Wear | Danielle Everine on Etsy

Abbey Lee Kershaw via Vanessa Jackman | Kristin Fjeldheim on Etsy

Via About to Blow | hazelandhunter on Etsy

Via Holy Crow | River Island

Missoni | Nicole Lebreux on Etsy

Isabel Marant Spring 2011 | Gap

Bona Drag | Honeymoon Muse on Etsy

Face Hunter | SHOPcollect on Etsy

Via HairHair | clevernettle on Etsy

Stella McCartney Resort 2012 | Cricket Capers on Etsy

Via Market HQ | Love Cortnie on Etsy

Monday, 15 August 2011

A/W 2011 Trend One - Polka Dots

Bridget Riley

Chili Williams

Ekoblisk by Emily Kobliska Christians. (via Dark Silence in Suburbia)

Ewa Aulin (via Child of the Moon)

Faye Dunaway,1968 (via Dolly Dolly Spy)

Katie Fogarty by Kai Z. Feng, Vogue Australia September 2011 (via Fashion Gone Rogue)

Sølve Sundsbø

Natalia Vodianova for Stella McCartney Fall 2011 Campaign by Mert & Marcus

Style Singapore August 2011

Vogue (via Child of the Moon)

Vogue Nippon September 2011

Motel Vintage 1940s polka dot dress.

It's not really visible here but the fabric has a subtle underlying paisley print.
Polka dots are the epitome of femininity - playful and girlish (think Minnie Mouse!), but also chic and timeless. They compliment the tailored, hour-glass silhouette of the 1940s but also the beatnik, shift-wearing 1960s, both of which are main trend staples for the autumn season.